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In 1066, William the conqueror created a system of government whereby he created Common Law. The term Common Law meant
a.   twelve man jury systems with a centralized court referred to as the King’s court.
b.   a decentralized government based on Roman and Barbaric law.
c.   decentralized government based on Rule of Law and a written legal system.
d.   the same law across the county whereby the King’s law overrode local custom.

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